Work Related Death
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Zerodha CEO Suggests Linking Property Prices To Air Quality In Cities, Internet Agrees
He believes that this approach would incentivise homeowners and communities to actively work toward improving their local environment.
-
China's Xi Condemns Pakistan Mosque Blast, Says "Will Continue Support"
China's President Xi Jinping strongly condemned an attack at a mosque in neighbouring Pakistan, state media reported Wednesday, after rescue work ended with the death count at 101.
-
Padma Shri Awardee Dr KK Aggarwal Succumbs To Covid-19; "Made Constant Efforts To Educate The Masses," Says Statement
"Dr KK Aggarwal passed away at 11:30 pm on May 17, 2021 in New Delhi after a lengthy battle with Covid-19," said an official statement on his social media accounts.
-
As 29 Deaths In Norway Raise Worry, Australia Seeks Info On Covid Jabs
Norway expressed increasing concern about the safety of the Pfizer Inc. vaccine on elderly people with serious underlying health conditions after raising an estimate of the number who died after receiving inoculations to 29.
-
PM Narendra Modi Mourns Shriram Lagoo: 'His Work Will Be Remembered For Years To Come'
"Through the years, he enthralled audiences with outstanding performances," wrote PM Narendra Modi
-
Death Reignites Hard Questions For Minnesota Black
For many leaders in Minnesota's black community, the dropping of a federal investigation and no charges being filed after a black man was killed by Minneapolis police in November was reason to question whether months of work to repair racial disparities and police-community relations had paid off.
-
US "Has More Work to do" on Race Relations: Barack Obama on Ferguson
US President Barack Obama issued an appeal on Monday for restraint by protesters and police after a Missouri grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer in the shooting death of a black teen last August.
-
A Malnutrition Crisis Hits West Bengal's Tea Gardens
In Bengal, malnourishment and poverty related diseases have killed at least 100 people since January in the tea gardens in the Dooars, according to NGOs working in the area.
-
Google social networking boss Vic Gundotra leaving company
Gundotra, who has worked at Google for eight years, announced the move in a Google+ post. He did not give a reason or say where he was going, but related a story about a sudden death in his extended family which made him rethink life's priorities.
-
Zerodha CEO Suggests Linking Property Prices To Air Quality In Cities, Internet Agrees
He believes that this approach would incentivise homeowners and communities to actively work toward improving their local environment.
-
China's Xi Condemns Pakistan Mosque Blast, Says "Will Continue Support"
China's President Xi Jinping strongly condemned an attack at a mosque in neighbouring Pakistan, state media reported Wednesday, after rescue work ended with the death count at 101.
-
Padma Shri Awardee Dr KK Aggarwal Succumbs To Covid-19; "Made Constant Efforts To Educate The Masses," Says Statement
"Dr KK Aggarwal passed away at 11:30 pm on May 17, 2021 in New Delhi after a lengthy battle with Covid-19," said an official statement on his social media accounts.
-
As 29 Deaths In Norway Raise Worry, Australia Seeks Info On Covid Jabs
Norway expressed increasing concern about the safety of the Pfizer Inc. vaccine on elderly people with serious underlying health conditions after raising an estimate of the number who died after receiving inoculations to 29.
-
PM Narendra Modi Mourns Shriram Lagoo: 'His Work Will Be Remembered For Years To Come'
"Through the years, he enthralled audiences with outstanding performances," wrote PM Narendra Modi
-
Death Reignites Hard Questions For Minnesota Black
For many leaders in Minnesota's black community, the dropping of a federal investigation and no charges being filed after a black man was killed by Minneapolis police in November was reason to question whether months of work to repair racial disparities and police-community relations had paid off.
-
US "Has More Work to do" on Race Relations: Barack Obama on Ferguson
US President Barack Obama issued an appeal on Monday for restraint by protesters and police after a Missouri grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer in the shooting death of a black teen last August.
-
A Malnutrition Crisis Hits West Bengal's Tea Gardens
In Bengal, malnourishment and poverty related diseases have killed at least 100 people since January in the tea gardens in the Dooars, according to NGOs working in the area.
-
Google social networking boss Vic Gundotra leaving company
Gundotra, who has worked at Google for eight years, announced the move in a Google+ post. He did not give a reason or say where he was going, but related a story about a sudden death in his extended family which made him rethink life's priorities.
